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by eb0la 7y ago
In Spain the bank charges you for this service (you can negotiate the amount). There is no commision for cash, but you must fill a form to tell the taxman that you are getting a more than given amount (3000€ if I remember well)
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by eb0la 7y ago
Money and accounting. Not to deep, just understand the difference between opex, capex, and what implies to your job. This will make you able to speak with the business inthwir own term.
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by eb0la 7y ago
File compressors were non-free some time ago (Zip, ARJ, etc.) or at least shareware. I guess UPX executable compressor was also non-free. Other non-free category are media encoders/decoders (with patents behind). The other cmdline tool
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by eb0la 7y ago
I always thought 'free tier' was meant to make development and testing feasible without incurring big charges. Having a big free tier is just a growth hacking technique, and it worked: people know the product and developeed integr
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by eb0la 7y ago
Google Drive + Google sheets I have a google drive folder with the information I need (bills, returns, forms, etc). On top of that I have a google spreadsheet that links to the file and calculates amounts (like VAT paid) extracted (by hand)
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by eb0la 7y ago
I was 100% against nuclear because I fear the risks. But I believe it is a tool we must use. Most nuclear plants have been working 20-40 years. We need new designs for safer, cheaper plants, and a viable storage for nuclear waste.
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by eb0la 7y ago
I firmly believe the only way to convince _all_ countries to stop emissions is to add an import tariff to goods coming from countries that don't act with the same effort as you. What if they tax me back in revenge (hello donald)? just
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by eb0la 7y ago
Serverless, like all embedded databases ;-) In the sense you don't need to provision an additional piece of infrastructure to power your application :-)
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by eb0la 7y ago
There is a lot of buzz now in the no-code space and this might be a product for that target. In order to succeed, you must have a delightful user experience. Probably the best way to accomplish that would bw finding a niche market for it. B
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by eb0la 7y ago
Don't forget business-grade laptops have good keyboards ;-) I find Thinkpad keyboards great, btw.
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by eb0la 7y ago
I know this is opensource, but... What if I want to contribute financially to the project ??? I didn't found any 'donate' or 'buy' button. Hardware costs money, there will be hosting bills to pay, and developers s
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by eb0la 7y ago
As a ex-tableau user, the app looks good. Quite clean. I missed a Big Query integration since I have no data on Google sheets to give it a try. Probably AWS Redshift would be a great addition ;-) Great job, btw!
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by eb0la 7y ago
> All my dev machines are underpowered I believe this is a great choice. Most of our code will live in the cloud, and will be billed by the second. If you can feel if something goes slow, you can fix it before you're billed for
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by eb0la 7y ago
I guess it depends on where you're located and your budget. I've had a very good experience with Thinkpads. T480 with Ubuntu was a pleasure to use and you can get it almost anywhere in the world. Always get a pro-grade laptop,
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by eb0la 7y ago
It brings me memories from my old Turbo C 2.0 years ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borland_Turbo_C ) ;-)
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by eb0la 7y ago
> If this were C, we would probably reach for memset Actually I was thinking about bzero(). Seeing memset() made me smile :-)
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by eb0la 7y ago
I believe admin panels are the MVP implementation for this idea. Almost every business software is a select/insert/update. If you can do it over a view, or you have a trigger on insert/update/delete you are able to have
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by eb0la 7y ago
The work made by this guy is incredible. Apache arrow commiter (Datafusion), wrote SQL crate, BAllista (think spark+k8s-java+rust), and now this. I feel too much envy.
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by eb0la 7y ago
My heart says OpenBSD; but I belive it is better to use Linux in a company (not yours) usually because you can get more people to use/embrace Linux because it is commodity. If you are building your own product/service; then Open
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by eb0la 7y ago
Since most 'chatbot' stuff are callbacks, maybe Zappa might help you: https://github.com/Miserlou/Zappa You can host it yourself, or deploy it as a lambda/cloud function/etc.
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by eb0la 7y ago
That's not a chatbot: it's an agent :-) I've got a similar use case, but I was thinking about Slack and not telegram: whenever I want to write something in my blog, send a message to the agent to enable the wp-admin parts o
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by eb0la 7y ago
This is a huge improvement against regular blood presure monitors (which are heavy, and nonportable). If I remember well Lenovo smartwatches had a similar feature but they needed calibration for this to work. Omron has the advantage they&
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by eb0la 7y ago
I installed BeOS a long time ago on a PC. It was something ahead of the times. I still remember how incredible it was the rotating cube demo where you coud drag and drop images and videos on the cube faces... it worked without a glitch on m
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Global Cooling(en.wikipedia.org)
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by eb0la 7y ago
Manning is going to publish a book on this subject soon: https://www.manning.com/books/self-sovereign-identity
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by eb0la 7y ago
Not exactly novel: we need to develop carbon capture technologies in order to survive, not just cut/curb CO2 and Methane emmisions. >410 CO2 PPM in the air means if we can magicaly cut emmisions to zero right now, there are tons o
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by eb0la 7y ago
Price per/{kg,l,unit} is mandated by EU regulations. Very useful to see if a 2nd unit -75% off offer is really a good price or not.
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by eb0la 7y ago
I believe the key is able to use something _native_, not interpreted code or bytecode, running on a virtual machine, which runs in a userspace process inside a virtualized server inside a bare metal server. Said that, I believe Rust has a g
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by eb0la 7y ago
I worked for a company that developed mobile apps for big companies. One of those apps was for a Hotel chain, and the developers complained that the PMS API was _horrible_. In order to make the app usable, the company had to develop a backe
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by eb0la 7y ago
I remember getting an issue of "The Micro User" magazine at the beach with Lemmings in the cover and found out it was a kind of machine that I never heard of with a _really_ strange OS that looked like Amiga graphics. Fast forward

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